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    Ragnarok Online complete offline server & client pack 2019 | Make your RO server in less than 5 minutes

    in Abandoned Projects

    Posted

    I know it says Offline Pack, but I cant seem to find any sort of tutorial on how to set up the client side of this on windows. I have my servers and Database running already and set up for online, can someone please point me in the right direction? Would I be able to utilize the client side on this tutorial and configure it to my server?

    Thanks in Advanced

    Visual Studio 2017 Installation

    in Installation Support

    Posted

    On 8/10/2017 at 7:19 AM, Nitrous said:

    You don't need visual studio on your vps, since you're not editing your code there.

    Follow the directions here: https://github.com/rathena/rathena#rathena

    Thank you so much! I have compiled my server and fixed a missing .dll file problem. Now i am running into another issue... had some weird (0c0000007b) error or something that nature on the map server... I'm in the process of trouble shooting that right now but it hasnt been kind. I'll post it if the current fix doesn't 

     

    On 8/11/2017 at 4:31 AM, Eclipze said:

    Thank you so much! I have compiled my server and fixed a missing .dll file problem. Now i am running into another issue... had some weird (0c0000007b) error or something that nature on the map server... I'm in the process of trouble shooting that right now but it hasnt been kind. I'll post it if the current fix doesn't 

    Alright... So now when i try to run the server the login server and character servers start up fine but the map server gives me this error -- map-server.exe The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b) Does anyone have any idea on how to fix this? I've searched google and couldnt find anything relevant so far, i've tried doing a disk repair and downloading VS 12 and 13 files.

    Transitioning from SVN to GIT

    in Development News

    Posted

    On 9/3/2013 at 0:27 PM, Euphy said:

    Transitioning from SVN to GIT

    While switching your server to GIT may sound like a daunting task, it's relatively simple and straightforward, even for servers with heavy modifications. We strongly encourage you to do so, since our primary efforts will now be directed towards our repository on GitHub. Simply follow the steps listed below, depending on your OS:

    Windows Instructions

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    For this process, we'll be using msysgit and TortoiseGit. Download and install both (in that order) if you don't have them already.

    • In TortoiseGit, right-click and select "Git Clone..." where you want to create your new repository.

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    • Enter rAthena's GitHub URL and hit "OK": 
      

https://github.com/rathena/rathena
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    • Cloning may take a minute or two. Hit "Close" after it finishes.

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    • Update your SVN repository using TortoiseSVN's "SVN Update".

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    • Hit "OK" after it finishes. Resolve any conflicts now (read more below).

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    • Copy all files in your SVN directory, excluding the .svn folder itself.

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    • In your new GIT directory, paste the files you just copied.

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    • When prompted, opt to merge all folders and replace all files.

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    • In TortoiseGit, right-click and select "Stash Save" to store all your changes.

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    • Create a name that you'll recognize later, like "Update to Latest".

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    That's it, you're finished. When you want to update your GIT repository, follow these steps:

    • Right-click and select "Pull..." to merge all new changes.

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    • Right-click and select "Stash Pop" to restore your custom changes.

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    Linux Instructions

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    • Clone the GIT repository: 
      

git clone https://github.com/rathena/rathena.git
      This creates the new directory named "rathena" and will be the new server location, but can be changed is desired.

       

    • Update SVN Repo to latest: 
      

svn co http://svn.code.sf.net/p/rathena/svn/trunk/
      You can solve conflicts later, but it's best to do it now and make sure you can compile, and even test the server, before continuing.

       

    • Copy the files over: 
      

cp -rf trunk/* rathena/
      Recursive tag to copy all sub-directories and files, forced so you don't have to manually accept overwriting each file.

       

    • Configure and compile new GIT server location: 
      

./configure && make clean sql
      If there are any specific functions you enable when configuring, modify this command.

       

    • Shut down old server and start-up new one.

      If you have any server auto-restart scripts, you can either edit the cronjob to point to a new location, or rename directories: 

      

mv trunk trunk-bak && mv rathena trunk
    • You can now pull GIT changes by typing: 
      

git pull

    Notes about GIT:

    *These commands assume you have changed directory to new GIT directory.

     

    When doing a pull, you may receive a message saying:

     

     

    In order to pull changes into your local repository, you have a couple options.  The one which will be most used by our users is going to be to stash the changes and recall these changes after a pull.  If you're just starting using GIT, then you'll need to configure a name and email before doing a stash.

      

    

git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
git config --global user.name "Your Name"

     

    Now, stash local changes:

     

      

    

git stash save "Update to Latest"

    "Update to Latest" can be anything, it's just a note.

     

    Do the pull - Followed by a 'pop' to replace your code:

      

    

git pull
git stash pop

     

    No conflicts?  You're good to complete your update!  Otherwise, keep reading...

     

    Conflicts

    It's possible that you'll run into conflicts along the way, with messages such as:

     

     

    When you see these messages, a conflict in merging your code occurred.  Much like resolving code conflicts in SVN, these conflicts create points within the files which show your code compared to the code pulled from the remote repo.  To fix them, open your files and find the conflict locations denoted by:

     

     

    Then you can choose which piece of code you wish to keep.  After all shown conflicts are corrected, you can continue your normal update process.

     

    References

    Credits to @Akinari for writing a good part of this guide.

    My client is installed on a cloud instance do i need to follow those steps on my NoVNC? sorry if my terminology is wrong im new to this...

     

    Thanks in advanced

    Svn and trunk

    in General Support

    Posted · Edited by Eclipze
    Figured it out

    On 7/13/2016 at 9:11 PM, Emistry said:

    Transitioning from SVN to GIT

    I downloaded both files but it seems Tortise git doesn't give me an .exe to open and right click to make the clone. Please Advise.

    I figured it out... *FacePalm....

    Though My client is installed on a cloud instance. Does that mean I need to Install the other two programs on my Cloud instance to make it work correctly? 

    Thanks in Advance

    Updating SVN to Git - Please Help

    in General Support

    Posted

    Hello Everyone,

        I know this has been touched on before but I have a question about the process. In the posts I've read they aren't exactly clear on the process and they are from 2013 so I'm unsure if the information is still viable or not. My question is, when transferring from SVN to Git it tells me to download the two programs and create the clone, am I doing this on the SVN or on my local machine? Forgive my ignorance if I am not using the correct terminology, but currently I open the SVN and its like a virtual desktop that has rAthena and all of the supporting script files as well as the "Start My Server" and Recompile Icons. Is that where I am downloading and creating the clone? or is it my actual computer? Any support on this would be greatly appreciated. I am brand new to owning a server and I am finding it sort of difficult to update my game to the "latest version".

     

    Thank you in advanced.

    I apologize if this is in the wrong place, if it is please point me in the right direction.

    Where do I find the files to edit the alchemists pharmacy skills and recipes?

    in Scripting Support

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    I've just started my server maybe a week ago, I created an alchemist and my potion making skills are all set up weird. It's telling me that i cant make my 1st level potions, so i look in my potion creating guide in game, it tells me that i need 1 red potion, 1 cactus needle and one empty potion bottle to create a slim red potion.... I want to be able to create potions from herbs, but I am having a hard time finding where to edit the recipe book and items needed. If anyone could point me in the right direction It would be greatly appreciated. 

     

    Thanks in Advanced

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